Senator Trump moved to amend the bill on page three, lines thirty-seven
through fifty-four, by striking out all of subdivisions (1) through (10) and
inserting in lieu thereof the following:

(1) Any felony offense of violence against the
person as defined in subdivision (2), subsection (q) of this section or any
misdemeanor offense involving the intentional infliction of physical injury to
a minor or law-enforcement officer;

(2) Any felony offense when the victim of the
crime was a minor as defined in subdivision (3), subsection (q) of this section;

(3) Any misdemeanor offense which violates the
provisions of §61-8B-1 et seq. of this code, where the
victim was mentally or physically incapacitated or where the petitioner was 18
years of age or older and the victim was 12 years of age or younger at the time
the offense occurred;

(4) Any offense where the petitioner used or
exhibited a deadly weapon or dangerous instrument;

(5) Any violation of §61-2-28 of this code, or any offense
which violates §61-2-9(b) or §61-2-9(c) of this code
where the victim was a spouse, a person with whom the person seeking
expungement had a child in common, or with whom the person seeking expungement
ever cohabited prior to the offense or a violation of §61-2-28(c) of this code;

(6) Any violation of §61-2-29 of this code;

(7) Any offense of driving under the influence
of alcohol or a controlled substance;

(8) Any offense which violates §17B-4-3 of this code;

(9) Any offense which violates §61-8-12 or §61-8-19
of this code;

(10) Any offense which violates §17E-1-13(g) of this code;
and

(11) Any offense of conspiracy to violate a
felony set forth in subdivisions (1) through (8) of this subsection.